The Ideal Result What It Is and How to Achieve It /

• Main Author: Hipple, Jack (Author)
• Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
• Format: Electronic eBook
• Language: English
• Published: New York, NY : Springer New York : Imprint: Springer, 2012.
• Subjects: Chemistry.; Business.; Management science.; Chemical engineering.; Mechanical engineering.; Electrical engineering.; Environmental engineering.; Biotechnology.; Industrial Chemistry/Chemical Engineering.; Electrical Engineering.; Mechanical Engineering.; Business and Management, general.; Environmental Engineering/Biotechnology.

The TRIZ Inventive Problem Solving Process is a left-brained, highly creative method of problem solving which uses a basic algorithm developed through the study of millions of patents. Unlike psychological tools, which rely on sorting through hundreds of ideas in order to find the valuable few, TRIZ...

Table of Contents:

• Attitude adjustment, jargon, and acronyms
• Optimization: The enemy of innovation
• Parallel universes
• The ideal result
• Idenitfy and use resources
• Whose ideal result and whose resources?
• Adding useful complexity: An approach to the ideal result
• Trimming: Another approach to the ideal result
• Inventive principles - What do millions of patents teach us?
• TRIZ contradiction table
• TRIZ separation principles
• Lines of product and lines of system evolution
• Combining upward integration with lines of evolution
• Special TRIZ tools
• TRIZ problem modeling
• Using TRIZ with other tools.